Make your mark on Formula 1 in the officially licensed F1 Manager 2022. Choose your team and be the boss with the full 2022 roster of staff and drivers. Featuring full F1 licensing and true-to-life presentation.
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An alright first entry into sports management games. It's not difficult enough, and you realise pretty quickly that there's really only one stat worth improving, and if you focus on improving it you can go from worst to best in a season.
I've been waiting for a new motorsport manager type of game for a while, and I was certainly not dissapointed.
I waited for this game my whole life
Divertido, fiz 100% do jogo, gostei bastante, tem até alguns mods pra alterar os times e os pilotos, mas depois de umas 2 ou 3 temporadas, fica um pouco maçante.
Es una frikada pero mola muchísimo el control total q tienes. Se siente de verdad como llevar un equipo de F1
I love sports management games. I love Formula 1. How could I not love this?
Because, disappointingly, at no point in time was F1 Manager in a remotely balanced state. Car development could be cheesed by simply investing as much money as possible into one part at the time since the quality for money spent scaling was all out of proportion. Tire compound performance did not differ significantly enough from one another, so the perfect strategy for every race was going hard into mediums while leaning on your tires as aggressively as possible - you would be faster than softs, while outliving softs too. Wet tires could outperform dry tires.
Within half a season I got regular 1-2's as Alfa Romeo. There is a fun core of a game here, but it needed to cook a while longer.
Because, disappointingly, at no point in time was F1 Manager in a remotely balanced state. Car development could be cheesed by simply investing as much money as possible into one part at the time since the quality for money spent scaling was all out of proportion. Tire compound performance did not differ significantly enough from one another, so the perfect strategy for every race was going hard into mediums while leaning on your tires as aggressively as possible - you would be faster than softs, while outliving softs too. Wet tires could outperform dry tires.
Within half a season I got regular 1-2's as Alfa Romeo. There is a fun core of a game here, but it needed to cook a while longer.